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Trouper Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Advanced or Advance
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00 Whenever you greet a person ahead of time for a particular occasion, we would usually use the word "advance" in front. Like the greetings "Advanced Happy Birthday." Sometimes, I would see that they don't put "d" in the end of the word "advance." Which the correct? Is it the one with the d" or without the "d" n the end? 02 br
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00 Whenever you greet a person ahead of time for a particular occasion, we would usually use the word "advance" in front. Like the greetings "Advanced Happy Birthday." Sometimes, I would see that they don't put "d" in the end of the word "advance." Which the correct? Is it the one with the d" or without the "d" n the end? 02 br
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02 br 00 Well, neither one seems very stylish English to me, and I doubt that 'greeting-card English' needs to be strictly correct. 0-
- 02 br 00 Well, neither one seems very stylish English to me, and I doubt that 'greeting-card English' needs to be strictly correct.
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00 Well, neither one seems very stylish English to me, and I doubt that 'greeting-card English' needs to be strictly correct. Nevertheless, although both are used as adjectives, only 01 b 01 i 00 advance 02 i 02 b 00 (made or given ahead of time: 01 i 00 an advance payment on a loan 02 i 00 ) seems to fit this situation. 00 01
00 Well, neither one seems very stylish English to me, and I doubt that 'greeting-card English' needs to be strictly correct. Nevertheless, although both are used as adjectives, only 01 b 01 i 00 advance 02 i 02 b 00 (made or given ahead of time: 01 i 00 an advance payment on a loan 02 i 00 ) seems to fit this situation. 00 01
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